A full weekend of games!
Grab the jersey, order the wings, stock the tailgate, and earn up to 12% back in bitcoin on gift cards through Sunday
When you're buying the dip, you shouldn't have to wait on your bank.
Instant buys are now live for all Fold users!
Smash buy bitcoin instantly with a linked bank account, even if your Fold balance is zero.
Join @simpleminingio and @fold_app for a webinar tomorrow at 8PM ET
✅ Mining
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Chance to win an Antminer S21 XP and an exclusive offer for attendees
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Tomorrow at 8pm ET we're live with Fold
We'll cover two things: what it costs to produce 1 Bitcoin, and how a miner's payouts can land in the same Fold account that pays you Bitcoin back on your spending.
There will be an exclusive offer for attendees, and one person on the live stream wins an Antminer S21 XP
Bitcoin teaches patience.
Those who understand time preference know that wealth isn't just what you have, but what you preserve.
Three-day weekend, no plans? Fair.
Refresh the house, get to the fall projects, and earn up to 7% back in bitcoin on gift cards through Sunday.
Most people are better savers than they give themselves credit for.
They do the right things, but the money just holds up worse than it used to.
Bitcoin fixes this.
The long weekend is next week. Plan it now and earn bitcoin back on REI, Jiffy Lube, and more through Sunday.
Fall evenings out just got more rewarding!
Your Fold card earns more on entertainment this weekend. Buy gift cards at AMC Theaters, Dave & Busters, and more to earn up to 10% bitcoin back.
Personal finance is full of advice about habits. Almost none of it questions the money those habits run on.
Bitcoin does.
It's strange that "money should lose a little value every year" became common sense, and a fixed supply still sounds radical.
Healthy money habits usually get sold as willpower. Cut spending, make a budget, become more disciplined. Some of that helps. But if the money itself loses value over time, working harder on habits doesn’t fix the whole problem.
The habits that last are simple. Spend less than you earn, keep some cash for emergencies, and automate saving so it happens without a perfect week. Look at your plan over years, not every news cycle. Those steps work in calm markets and noisy ones.
Bitcoin fits here without asking you to change how you live. You still buy groceries and pay bills the same way. What changes is the money underneath those habits. Bitcoin has a fixed supply and clear rules. Fiat money can be changed. Harder money lets you plan without the unit moving under you.
So the point isn’t to become a different person. Keep the ordinary habits, but put better money under them. A unit that holds still while everything else keeps moving.
















